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nanror 07-29-2014 08:56 PM


Originally Posted by Rhondalynn (Post 6823346)
I am the maker of this quilt. I made it for my grand daughter when she
graduated to her big girl bed. I designed this quilt using a Sawtooth Star block and a block called Puss in the Corner. It is set on point. It is so nice to see all the lovely comments. I wish you the best in making this quilt.

Your quilts are beautiful! I hope someday I can aquire such skill!

Jennie and Me 07-29-2014 09:33 PM

Rhondalynn, welcome to the quilt board. Your quilt is beautiful.

citruscountyquilter 07-30-2014 03:34 AM


Originally Posted by Rhondalynn (Post 6823346)
I am the maker of this quilt. I made it for my grand daughter when she graduated to her big girl bed. I designed this quilt using a Sawtooth Star block and a block called Puss in the Corner. It is set on point. It is so nice to see all the lovely comments. I wish you the best in making this quilt.

Welcome to Quilting Board Rhondalynn. Your quilt is beautiful and I look forward to seeing some of your other work and words of wisdom.

maviskw 07-30-2014 04:41 AM


Originally Posted by citruscountyquilter (Post 6821345)
This would be an easy quilt to make without a pattern. Break it down into rows. Look at the rows diagonally. One row is a square, flying geese, square, square, rectangle, square, flying geese.... The other row is flying geese, square, flying geese, rectangle, square, rectangle, flying geese.... By looking at it, it appears the rectangles are twice the length of the squares. The border squares set on point take care of the edges. Beautiful quilt. I rarely use a pattern for a quilt as I enjoy dissecting the whole into manageable elements.

CitrusCountyQuilter: This is exactly how I first saw the pattern,(I also see a four patch) but after seeing how others would put it together by blocks, I realized that doing it by rows would be quite a hassle trying to get the colors in the right place. Even so, I like to do things in rows, and by laying it all out, it could be done that way.

joyce888 07-30-2014 05:04 AM

As stated by others, it's an easy block. I can see why you're drawn to it, the colors in pastels add a very pretty and comforting look.

Rhondalynn 07-30-2014 05:50 AM

Thank you for the warm welcome! I look forward to being a part of Quilting Board!

Carol34446 07-30-2014 07:00 AM

Glad to have you Rhondalynn, lots of great and helpful people and your quilt is lovely and I am sure your granddaughter adores it. Thanks for the information amd I am sure more will be made like yours in the sincerest form of flattery.

MarleneC 07-30-2014 10:04 AM

[h=3]Chloe's Quilt by Rhonda Byrd | quilting | Pinterest https://ixquick.com/s/white/graphics/star.gif[/h]www.pinterest.com/pin/186477240792550966/ - Proxy - Highlight
"Elizabeth" pattern from Miss Rosies Quilt Co. by Rhonda Byrd. Hand quilted
haven't had a chance to check out Miss Rosies

MarleneC 07-30-2014 10:38 AM

doesn't look like the quilt but it is what I found http://www.thecalicocottagequiltshop...5#.U9k6-mAg_wo

AlaskaAlice 07-30-2014 11:31 AM

The the lovely colors make this quilt so pretty!

8" finished A-block: color(4)- 2 1/2" sq for the corners, white(4)-2 1/2 x 4 1/2" rectangles,color(1)-4 1/2" sq for the center..
the B-block: (Star)..white(4)-2 1/2" sq for the corners, white & color(4) flying geese- 2 1/2 x 4 1/2, color(1)- 4 1/2" sq for the center.


for 12" finished A- block: color(4) 3 1/2 " sq for the corners, white(4)- 3 1/2 x 6 1/2" rectangles,color(1) 6 1/2" sq for the center...
the B-block: (star).white(4) 3 1/2" sq for the corners, white & color (4)- flying geese- 3 1/2 x 6 1/2", color(1)- 6 1/2" sq for the center.
The flying geese rectangle could be changed to half sq triangles. using a hst sq with the color half on the left and one with the color on the right.:
Hope this helps make it easier..
Useing graph paper to draw out the parts of the block and then adding seam allowances makes it easier to see.
HAPPY SEWING!


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